ISSN 2307-6046

Proceedings of VIAM

Scientific and Technical Journal

№2 2024

Table of contents

Heat-resistant alloys and steels

Alekseeva M.S., Slobodskoy P.A., Lukinа E.A., Yakusheva N.A.
Patterns of structure formation for open-hearth steel of the Fe–Cr–Ni–Mo–Ti system during heat treatment
Deynega G.I., Kuzmina I.G., Bityutskaya O.N., Narskiy A.R.
Foam ceramic filters based on domestic refractory materials
Part 2

Polymer materials

Stepanova E.V., Ivakhnenko Yu.A., Maximov V.G., Istomin A.V.
Investigation of technologically significant physical properties of various brands of polyvinyl alcohol

Composite materials

Zagora A.G., Tkachuk A.I., Mukhametov R.R., Eldjaeva G.B.
Application of epoxy compositions in the development of asphalt concrete coatings
Varrik N.M., Maximov V.G., Yudin A.V., Babashov V.G.
On the criteria of suitability of ceramic products for the manufacture of equipment for continuous casting of aluminum
Turchenko M.V., Lebedeva Yu.E., Prokofiev V.A., Zhitnyuk S.V.
Investigation of the boron nitride effect on the machinability of SiC–ZrB2 system ceramic material
Sorokin O.Ju., Belyachenkov I.O., Osin I.V., Golovkov A.N.
Nondestructive control of reaction-bonded silicon carbide components at various machining stages

Protective and functional coatings

Marchenko S.A., Zheleznyak V.G., Kuznetsova V.A., Timoshina E.A.
Dependence of ice adhesion on the hydrophobic properties of polymer coatings, applied of pneumatic spraying method
Salimov I.E., Bespalov A.S., Babashov V.G., Maximov V.G.
Investigation of the influence of the chemical composition of fenotam N210, fenotam N210M, KMF-S, SFZH-3024 resins on their physico-chemical properties

Material tests

Alekseev A.V., Yakimovitch P.V.
Analysis of molybdenum by high resolution glow discharge mass spectrometry
Lednev I.S., Khodakova E.A.
Nondestructive testing of parts made of ferromagnetic materials
Akzigitov V.A., Beljaev А.А., Kurnosov A.O., Payarel S.M.
Standard measurements of dielectric properties of solid composite materials at low frequencies by contact and non-contact methods